An exploration of race, class, gender, politics, hate and love. What more could one ask for?

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This was a great book. The world building was superb and unique, and the characters reeled me in and didn't let go.

Nolan was a scientist by nature... he used his rational powers of observation to examine more closely the privileges he was born to enjoy - and the people he was raised to despise.

Kitrini was a rebel at heart... she followed her fiercest passions in the sruggle to overthrow a legacy of hate - one that had poisoned her family for generations.

On a planet divided... between rich and poor, strong and weak, intellect and feeling, only one thing could bring these two opposites together: a strictly forbidden desire.

For justice. For equality. For each other.

"Explores the complex struggles of decent people caught in a web of deceit and treachery as they discover the common ground that underlies superficial differences..." - Library Journal

Cross-class romance in social justice, science fiction garb.

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